yESDAY, JUNE 13, 1923.! more: am
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w N of ' and James O'Niel. or '12 William 4 lie: or the police that it is the work a?“ up that m,“ u
I. CW5 . L' Street. ,L L otthe same “matinee“‘buril'arthat Mum“
i MERIDEN ‘ '. 1 At the Hickey home; the buralar entered the Hickey and O'Neil homes . ~—
and~ Rm entered. it. is believed: mmugn the yesterdw- n. A.
- a front door or the house which was Neighbors in the Myrtle Avenue 'm’um W
A l l; Emergen ‘8 S . ' ‘ ' I - : later found unlocked by members of 139‘???“ tad tile 90110: $103511?“ . No. "I"! Ct. .o‘ "mm“ a
‘ s ':l( V 01' - ' the family. Approximately 8100 in el- “8 5 0m. 0 es- c ey
' " L‘s-d ("lndidates _ ’ WW! I". Dr. M0111 Police on Watch cash, ‘ cold “tan. “a... “new“ shortly after- thee o'clock. yesterday“ '.:" .
A“ f i l t‘itiation ' I ‘ HE Metropolitan Opera Home is a happy hunting ground for for M"! Beheved ‘50 Have #neerl “dd?“ '°" “k" by “yak" Tutu?” m mag. mgfifim
-» int” 1 ‘ ~ Missin rom thehome or ames wee seareyc . , .
Alt 1 _ hero worshippers. Even those of us who are no longer young Entered Three Homes (new “8, . M..- Elm, mun. . “0..., r. “a we. or qrdlnulhei‘ht._ mm W. DAWN], k.
.. ],.>__Ahmlt 2.000 enough toibtllcve in heroes are drawn by the fascination of that valuable diamond ring. a ruby ring It was also noticed first he curled I Airgun-so?
< . . .3. m and exotic domlnlon. I was there the other day, saying ghe usual seasonal STAMFORD. Jase ll— A mas- a comic lavallierre. a gold chain. and handle under hill?“ -
I? . ~ . ». «pr r ' - - ter “matinee" urs ar. believed two suite at clothes. It is thought by - - ‘ 3..
‘ “wt” 0,? 3,; {Aarwe'nsstco somcFof myh {nehnd‘ “3°58 the “SHId-dnefly t? by the police to be responsible. members or the O'Neil family that the, Suchdetornaities as bow-lets and “ 80..“ It. Idem
n: 1mm.” Avenue tolllo ottl. or, w en e comes .back next season, Mr. SCOttI, tor seyeral recent afternoon hurxlar— thief gained entrance to the house bec l l . IOUTH‘NOMALK. m
i -- .,, «ulntlltliltr‘s. premier baritone .Of the company, .Wlll celebrate his twenty-fifth ies, was being searched tor last night. through a window in the ’rear of the k”°“‘"‘“°“ are om ‘3. much ess .
, , mi: about 7:. ‘ " ' Two more homes were broken into house. ' *
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year with the Metropolitan Opera.
iii-equent owing to the spread of,
Of course, that means very little to ' ' ‘ ’ ’ "
.. 1‘ by Klorl- . .
‘ H, J ”a.“ pl.1t- veteran members of mercantile or in- '
‘g : Ill «mm from dustrial plants. There isn‘t a factory L
3.. \— ~ IM'L‘ t‘rrlsfi a generation old, I imagine, which i
Hole and a. ‘
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canoe. boast some employee who has
been there since the opening day.
In the Chickering factory in Boston,
. .\ lwwerl‘ul at the time of the recent centenary,
w ill: t‘l‘an-und more than Meaty—five employees were
found to have served more than
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ON THE BOSTON POST ROAD, CRHEHHICH CONN;
twentz-h‘ve years apiece—one of them
for fry-four years. But that’s a
different matter, after all. Theee
faithful ones have not served with
their voices—and the voice is the most
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.,. . l Hm lit-bl l'mlr perishable part of the human system. i f ‘ .
" \2- 1‘” Hmwl 1m Antonio Scotti is as much of an . .- "“- 4" "i 7 i V ’ V V“.
; :nwl 'tllt'll With operatic idol today I. he “a. . 890' m , T" T“. T"
“if“? “Gaul eration ago. More so, perhaps. For ' j ' i M
:.:r, r*‘l’f‘t’ltr‘d the operas in which he made his 4 i i
. v.51 11 H Homo hikgest hits are nowadays the most a ’ , ’ ’
WW" “W! l" important and solid props of the whole ANTONIO SCOTT! " . -. I
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Who celebrates neat his 25th sessea
the ummn Stale. "
with their throats.
And, believe Mr. Scotti, it does need
brains and heart to create the roles he
has created—those roles in Puccini
operas which would otherwise be
vapid and meaningless—and to main-
tain the interest in them {or twenty-
flvc years. It is impossible to imagine
any other artist, for instance. as Sear-
pm. that double-dyed villian of “Tos-
ca". It is ’hard to accustom one's ear
and eye to any other Marcelle in “La
Boheme," or to any other Com-l
Sharpless in “Madame Butterfly”.
Scotti has impregnated these roles with
his own courtliness. his own sympathy.
Take, for instance, the song which
repertory. It is no exaggeration to
say that, without his personality
threaded into their production. the
several Puccini works in which he
has sung. the prologue from “Pagli-
acci", and such like favorites, would
long are.) have been in danger of
the (lust-bin.
Others, to be sure, have sung the
"Pagliacci" prologue as famous] , and
in far richer voice. De Luca, or in-
stance, and Tim: Ruflu, whose thun-
derous accents pour in a great mellow
tide.over the dramatic stanzas of
Toma. But if you will play this
Prologue on the piano—or listen to
. Brockwav's excellent recording of it
13‘ for the Ampico—ynu will realize how
i: ', l r lirm‘rgcnt‘y full of subtleties it is, how keen its
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. z' vhn sivwlll) nml none who can bring to it the height- hear it, you think “0"” muchyo‘;
L, (hummus on encti drama that Scotti possesses—pop Mama as of Marcello the limo
All! :- Ktlfll;ll8 to sesscs almost without effort. her lover. angry but 'arnin: cheat:
_ 1‘) ”"' ““fl‘fflW" He himself has said to me often-— grined but faithful, w 0 will hnally
'-"“‘ l" WT" for he is an artist full of a terrific burst in upon her singing. grabber up
' ““1“” 2:21;“: cnnscientiousness tow rds his art— and run oil with her in his arms. I .
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that it is this dramatic sense which
has given him his hold upon the peo-
ple. lle despises the artist who sings
with his throat alone. Singing. he
The same with the famous “Visa!
d'Arte" from “Tosca". It is the prayer
of: beautiful woman, despairing and
at ay.
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,. - l t'nps while tlw claims, is a matter of brains and heart. ropolitanmr’lteirtguhgli'o lktngvithlhiltMg;
._-_. ' . 'i 'mgulthl by :1 He has seen haritones of magnificent supplementary picture of Scotti stand-
~. him rtulm. l-lw voices come to the Metropolitan, usurp in; over the prostrate heroine panti
- mural lull mrrwl his roles. ruin themselves utterly and with inhuman lust. a fiendish foe
L '{u‘fi‘ «mmr- whilv‘ swiftly, and go away \vilh no voice upon his lips. For twenty-live ears
l,‘ All unmasked at all. Why? Because they sang only that loom has been gathering. y -‘
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taum the this city,
. ilizii‘ii.:liirrlst f)? m: Attorney General rrlend or the attorney general ‘whg
— l;l;imnu-n mm nut . 4 e.) committed suicide in Washington. ac-
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Howls l'mw'l thr (leis $55,000 Lega(y cording to his will, riled tor probate
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‘_ Daugherty also shares in several
small pieces at Ohio property left by
Smith.
The will leaves the entire estate.
closo approximately $200,000 to friends.
\\’.\.‘Illl.‘$(i'l‘().\', Giro. June 12.—
“ A“ ' Tm nty i‘lvo lllOllSiinll dollars was left
, a! Ford looks Him a; to Attornvy Goni‘rnl Harry Daugherty
by the late Jcssoe \V. Smith.
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you could scarcely believe it if we
told you. Never was there such a
Fair nor one staged in a more
loyely setting.
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The whole family—bring them all!
But don’t expect to hurry the
little tots through 'Toylalill,‘ for
you won’t be allowed to escape
until they have seen the Punch
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famous clown, Buried Treasure
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too, as much as the youngsters.
octane-tellingandhand '
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No‘ fun in the world like fortune.
telling 1 And here are true fortune-
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startle you with glimpses into the
future, but also to amaze you'with
their clear insight into your char-
acter and perhaps to reveal ‘ to
you for the first time your' an
suspected powers. _ . , -
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pelloloua refreshments 3
liter you have madeyonr pur-
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diversions of the Midway as you
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have visited the" Society Circus
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cool ice-cream. "
Dinner that may'win you f"
a Buick
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Dinner, beautifully, cooked and
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every diner holding 1 number
- that may win‘a Buick or a Star.
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{red-letter day—e dance on a per-
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